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Cell Planning for UMTS Networks

  Course Code: MB2005

Course Details

2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)

Description

Course Summary

Expand your cell planning skills with our Cell Planning for UMTS Networks training course. This 2-day course is designed for experienced GSM cell planners looking to transition into planning WCDMA networks. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the differences in techniques and tools required for successful UMTS network planning.

Who would benefit from this course? Experienced cell planners seeking to enhance their skills in planning Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) UMTS networks. Prerequisites include prior experience with UMTS network operation and basic radio awareness, or previous attendance on our UMTS Air Interface course (MB2002).

Topics covered in this course include the WCDMA planning philosophy, UMTS structure review, scrambling codes, coverage predictions, link budgets, HSPA link budgets, cell load analysis, cell breathing, traffic analysis, predictions and simulations, Monte Carlo simulations, and co-siting GSM and WCDMA equipment. Elevate your cell planning expertise with our Cell Planning for UMTS Networks training course.

Who would benefit

This course provides experienced cell planners with an introduction to the differences required in technique, skill sets and tools for planning Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) UMTS networks.

Prerequisites

Experience of UMTS network operation, as well as basic radio awareness, or previous attendance on the UMTS Air Interface course (MB2002).

Topic Areas Include

  • The WCDMA planning philosophy

  • Review of UMTS structure

  • Review of UMTS logical, transport and physical channels

  • Scrambling codes

  • WCDMA considerations

  • Coverage predictions

  • Link budgets

  • HSPA link budgets

  • Analysis of cell load

  • Cell breathing

  • Traffic analysis

  • Predictions and simulations

  • Monte Carlo simulations

  • Co-siting GSM and WCDMA equipment

Course Details

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  • Courses run 9am-12.30pm (1/2 Day) or 9am-5pm (Full Day).
  • Delivered by a subject mater experts with decades of experience.
  • Available as face-to-face classroom or live online virtual classroom.
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Description

Course Summary

Expand your cell planning skills with our Cell Planning for UMTS Networks training course. This 2-day course is designed for experienced GSM cell planners looking to transition into planning WCDMA networks. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the differences in techniques and tools required for successful UMTS network planning.

Who would benefit from this course? Experienced cell planners seeking to enhance their skills in planning Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) UMTS networks. Prerequisites include prior experience with UMTS network operation and basic radio awareness, or previous attendance on our UMTS Air Interface course (MB2002).

Topics covered in this course include the WCDMA planning philosophy, UMTS structure review, scrambling codes, coverage predictions, link budgets, HSPA link budgets, cell load analysis, cell breathing, traffic analysis, predictions and simulations, Monte Carlo simulations, and co-siting GSM and WCDMA equipment. Elevate your cell planning expertise with our Cell Planning for UMTS Networks training course.

Who would benefit

This course provides experienced cell planners with an introduction to the differences required in technique, skill sets and tools for planning Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) UMTS networks.

Prerequisites

Experience of UMTS network operation, as well as basic radio awareness, or previous attendance on the UMTS Air Interface course (MB2002).

Topic Areas Include

  • The WCDMA planning philosophy

  • Review of UMTS structure

  • Review of UMTS logical, transport and physical channels

  • Scrambling codes

  • WCDMA considerations

  • Coverage predictions

  • Link budgets

  • HSPA link budgets

  • Analysis of cell load

  • Cell breathing

  • Traffic analysis

  • Predictions and simulations

  • Monte Carlo simulations

  • Co-siting GSM and WCDMA equipment

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